By now you all have heard the news that Oprah Winfrey announced today that her talk show, The Oprah Winfrey Show, will end in September 2011.

A tearful Oprah told her viewers, "After much prayer and careful thought, I decided that next season, season 25 will be the last season. I love this show. … This show has been my life and I love it enough to know when it's time to say goodbye."

"These years with you, our viewers, have enriched my life beyond all measure," she said. "We've grown together. You've raised your families, had your children. And left a spot for me in the mornings or the afternoons. … I want you all to know my relationship with you is one that I hold very dear."

2Snaps will miss the great Oprah and that is why she is today's Hot Babe of the Day!

Here is our Hot Babe of the Day: Megan Fox showing how flexible she is in an outtake from her New York Times photo shoot.

Fox on why her movie Jennifer's Body did poorly at the box office:

“The movie is about a man-eating, cannibalistic lesbian cheerleader, and that pretty much eliminates middle America. It’s obviously a girl-power movie, but it’s also about how scary girls are. Girls can be a nightmare.”

"The 2010 race for Best New Artist at the Grammy Awards was blown wide open this week, as the recording academy announced that the sure lock to win the award, dance chanteuse Lady Gaga, would not be eligible.

Lady Gaga is not eligible for Best New Artist because she earned a Grammy nomination last year, when "Just Dance" appeared in the Dance Song category. That nomination was a bit suspect, because the song didn't become a hit until January of 2009, and the cutoff for the 2009 Grammy Awards was September of 2008."

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Along with our Lady Gaga Picture of the Day I'm going to start posting The Hot Babe of the Day. Today's Hot Babe is Bar Refaeli modelling Passionata’s new lingerie line.

Bar Refaeli (Born June 4, 1985) is an Israeli model and occasional actress, most known for her modeling work and for being the cover model of the 2009 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.

Vivid Entertainment got a hold of a series of tapes of Carrie Prejean flicking her bean and wants her permission to release them. The star of their latest sex tape Shauna Sand sent Prejean a letter encouraging her to take control of her life and release the tapes. I totally agree with Sand, but unfortunately Prejean turned her and Vivid down threatening to sue if they continue to bother her.

"I went to the meeting full of rage. During the meeting, however, I realized that I could actually take control of the situation. Instead of spending thousands of dollars in legal fees for a lawsuit that could take months or even years to be resolved, I could actually turn things around.
I told Steven that I wanted to eliminate any compensation to the third party since it was my movie that I not only starred in, but also directed and added the music to. I also told him that I wanted to be involved in the marketing of the movie as I really cared about it.

I’m really glad I made that decision. I’m proud of my body and of the passion that I felt during the making of the movie which became “Shauna Sand Exposed.”

Why don’t you consider taking control yourself and handle this situation on your own terms so that you are in the driver’s seat. It all starts with a telephone call to Steven to find out what your options are. I’d be happy to talk to you one-on-one about how I did it."

-- Shauna Sand

Apparently, when the producers of the new Melrose Place decided to revive the nineties classic, they only watched the first half of season one, because Sydney and Amanda aside, this show is boring me to tears.

No one wants a tame, sane version of a series whose highlights included: a psychotic doctor getting her wig ripped off, Traci Lords, a tenant joining a cult, a death in the swimming pool, a bride getting pushed into said swimming pool, two hookers, a number of faked deaths, and the entire building getting blown up. And that's just the tip of the iceberg.

How on earth did you manage to create a sexless, moral values affirming nighttime soap?

I already know what it's like to live in a boring apartment complex. I don't need to watch it on T.V.

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I have to admit I was one of the people in the past who agreed that Britney Spears could possibly be the next Madonna, but in my defense... It was right after Toxic and around that time it didn't look like there was any chance that we would ever get a self made genius like Madonna again. White people were stuck with Disney created car wrecks and Britney seemed to be poised to take over the world at that moment. I'm now ashamed that I was willing to give Madge's crown away to the first crack head impersonator that came along and would like to publicly apologize to her. It is also why I'm reluctant to jump on the Lady Gaga bandwagon.

Don't get me wrong! I'm a huge Gaga fan and don't think she is a fad, but I'm just going to wait until Madonna is dead to see if Gaga is still around... If she is, then I will officially agree that the torch should be passed. Until then I'm not making any comparisons and all I can hope for is that they team up for a song before I die.

I just needed to get that off my chest. Here is Beyonce and Gaga's new video for Video Phone. The song is king of corny but this is one Gaga team-up we can check off our checklist. If she ever does a duet with Cyndi Lauper my head will explode!

P.S. I still love Britney she just ain't no Madonna!

These are not pictures from the new Mad Max movie. They're from the set of Adam Lambert's new music video for his single For Your Entertainment. At least the music video looks like it will live up to the song's name. I can't imagine with a cast like this, that it will turn out to be anything less than spectacular. Too bad the song sucks!

I can also guarantee you will never see anything like this from a Kris Allen video, perhaps that is why you never hear about him anymore. Allen recently said he doesn't mind getting less press than Lambert.

"I don't mind, I think that's how I went through the competition as well - I did my thing, and it worked out."

That is a great attitude to have because it looks like the Adam Lambert show is going to be a hard one to top. No gay pun intended.

More pictures after the jump!  read more »

1 2012 - $65,000,000
2 A Christmas Carol (2009) $22,325,000 ($63,289,000)
3 The Men Who Stare at Goats $6,200,000 ($23,376,000)
4 Precious: Based on the Novel “Push” by Sapphire $6,090,000 ($8,915,000)
5 Michael Jackson’s This Is It $5,100,000 ($68,211,000)
6 The Fourth Kind $4,744,000 ($20,588,000)
7 Couples Retreat $4,253,000 ($102,133,000)
8 Paranormal Activity $4,200,000 ($103,847,000)
9 Law Abiding Citizen $3,932,000 ($67,326,000)
10 The Box $3,185,000 ($13,206,000)

2012, a summer movie plunked down in the middle of November is the prefect antidote to all the Christmas ghosts, Men-goat relations, and Michael Jackson documentaries. You want a movie you can have a good time at while the world gets destroyed...This Is It. Yes, 2012 is completely empty spectacle, but it’s spectacle nonetheless. Plus, you don’t have to worry about whether or not characters you love will die or live since you don’t give a whit about the characters anyway.

As the ads have been hammering you with, 2012 was written/directed by that purveyor of onscreen destruction, Roland Emmerich, who makes blowing shit up a way of life with the entertainingly stupid Independence Day and the just plain stupid The Day After Tomorrow (ask Jake Gyllenhaal anything about this movie and watch his face wince with embarrassment). The less said about Godzilla the better. Last year Emmerich released the laughably dull Razzie nominated 10,000 BC and thankfully, 2012 is a massive step up. While a lot of 2012 is laughable, it is rarely dull because if you’re not being wowed by the special effects, you’re smirking at the hokey “human” interaction.

If only real destruction were this diverting.  read more »